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Three Uni Jazz Sessions in the Osnabrück University cellar

Improvisation and groove

From November, Osnabrück's Unikeller will once again become a meeting place for jazz fans.

Spontaneous improvisations, laid-back standards and ever-changing line-ups are the focus of the three Uni Jazz Sessions, which will take place on the first Thursday of every month from 9 pm from November.

After the respective opener, the stage will be cleared for an open session as usual.

The dates at a glance:

Thursday, November 6: Jazz to Imprazz

Thursday, December 4: There They Step

Thursday, January 8: Straight Ahead Combo

Each session starts at 9 pm and admission is free.

 

Further information for editors:
Joachim Siegel, Osnabrück University
University Music
E-mail:  joachim.siegel@uni-osnabrueck.de

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From November, things will get groovy again in Osnabrück's Unikeller.
From November, things will get groovy again in Osnabrück's Unikeller.  

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